English 12 Block 1: Homework for Thursday
- Did you miss the 3rd vocabulary quiz (Chps. 7-9)?
- Read Chp. 9 of The Great Gatsby and finish a new page of quote notes or a mindmap for next Monday. Do your own work!
- Interested in an epub version of The Great Gatsby? Right click here and choose Save Link As. Then import it into any epub reader or epub phone app.
English 9 Block 2: Homework for Thursday
- Be ready for Monday's drama test.
- Be ready for Friday's 14th spelling quiz:
- 1. pollination
- 2. pollution
- 3. possessed
- 4. potatoes
- 5. practice (Cdn. noun)
- 6. prairie
- 7. preferred
- 8. prejudice
- 9. preparation
- 10. privilege
- 11. propaganda
- 12. protein
- 13. psychology
- 14. publicly
- 15. pursuit
English 11 Block 3: Homework for Thursday
- Read Chp. 20 of October Sky. The 3rd OS test is on Thursday! Finish your 3rd study guide and study your Part 3 vocab.
- Did you miss today's Pronoun Agreement (aka Pronoun Antecedent) quiz?
- Interested in an epub version of October Sky? Right click on the link and choose Save As. Then import it into any epub reader or epub phone app.
English 9 Linear: Homework for Thursday
- Study for next Thursday's spelling quiz:
- 1. rebel
- 2. receive
- 3. recognize
- 4. recommend
- 5. referred
- 6. relevant
- 7. religious
- 8. reminiscing
- 9. repetition
- 10. reservoir
- 11. responsibility
- 12. revolution
- 13. rhythm
- 14. scene
- 15. schedule
- Your essay was due at the beginning of class on Friday! Is it handed in? Make sure it follows the following steps:
- Putting together an essay from the inside out!
- 1. Carefully consider the order of body paragraphs. They should conform to your overall thesis: best paragraphs go last. You always want to finish strongly.
- 2. You’ll probably have to rework the introductory sentences of the body paragraphs, since they now must work with other paragraphs. Transitions should be used!
- 3. Eliminate some sentences that don’t really answer the overall question. You never want to re-tell the story. Instead, use those parts from the story that address the issue.
- 4. Formatting:
- a. Put your title and name on top.
- b. Spacing should be 1.5.
- c. Use a size 12 or 14 font.
- d. Use a standard font (e.g. Calibri, Times New Roman, etc.).
- e. Indent each paragraph one Tab.
- f. Eliminate any sub-titles but leave an extra space between paragraphs.
